BioRePeel
BioRePeel is an innovative chemical peel with biostimulating, revitalizing, and peeling actions indicated for the face, neck, and decolletage. It is perfect for dull and inelastic skin, acne, sun and age spots, and fine lines.
Medical Grade Chemical Peels
Reveal fresh, radiant skin with a medical-grade chemical peel at Original Glam. Designed to exfoliate, improve texture, and reduce signs of aging for a brighter, more even complexion—because glowing skin is always in.
Advanced Medical-Grade Chemical Peels for Radiant, Healthy Skin
$350 | 30 minutes
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Glass Facial
This service is for clients who have previously tolerated BioRePeel. If new, book a standalone BioRePeel. It combines superficial microneedling and BioRePeel for exfoliation, collagen stimulation, and pore reduction—leaving skin glass-smooth.
$499 | 45 minutes
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VI Peel
A VI Peel is a medium-depth medical-grade chemical peel. The VI Peel works by exfoliating your skin and stimulating the production of new proteins. The procedure is commonly used to treat signs of aging, improve skin texture, and correct pigmentary issues. Done in a series.
$325 | 45 minutes
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Glycolic Peel
Using AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid), this peel is ideal for aging and mature skin. It gently exfoliates the superficial layer, revealing a fresher, more youthful complexion while enhancing smoothness and brightness for a revitalized glow.
30 mins | $55
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Lactic Peel
This AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid) peel is ideal for mature skin, gently removing the superficial layer for a smoother, brighter, and more youthful look. The lactic peel, one of the gentlest options, is great for sensitive skin, helping remove dead cells and toxins for a softer, more even tone.
30 mins | $60
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Medical Grade Skin Peels
A medical-grade peel is an exfoliation and resurfacing treatment that gently unglues and peels away your skin's topmost layers. The goal is to rid your face of dead, unhealthy cells and allow the smooth, dynamic cells waiting underneath to surface.
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At Original Glam, you can trust that your beauty and well-being are our top priorities.
Questions?
Questions about our medical grade chemical peels?
We have answers.
What is a medical grade chemical peel?
A medical grade chemical peel is a professional exfoliation treatment that removes the top layers of dead skin to reveal a smoother, more even complexion. These peels use medical-strength ingredients to treat acne, fine lines, hyperpigmentation, and texture concerns.
How is a medical grade peel different from an at-home peel?
Medical grade peels penetrate deeper into the skin compared to over-the-counter peels, delivering more noticeable results. They are performed by professionals and may have a longer recovery time but provide better collagen stimulation and skin renewal.
What types of chemical peels are available?
Original Glam offers peels like BioRePeel, VI Peel, Glycolic Peel, and Lactic Peel, each targeting specific concerns such as acne, aging, or pigmentation. Some peels have little to no downtime, while others involve peeling over several days.
What should I expect after a chemical peel?
After a peel, mild redness, flaking, or peeling may occur, depending on the depth of the treatment. Results typically appear within a week, revealing brighter, smoother skin. It’s important to follow post-care instructions and avoid sun exposure.
How often should I get a chemical peel?
The frequency depends on the type of peel and your skin goals. Gentle peels can be done every 4–6 weeks, while deeper peels may be spaced further apart. Your provider will recommend the best schedule for your skin.
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